Usually means: Covalent bond sharing one electron.
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▸ noun:  (chemistry) coordinate bond

Similar:
coordinate bond, bond, double bond, single bond, coordination chemistry, chemical bond, coordination, bonding orbital, backbonding ligand, link, more...

Opposite:
covalent bond, ionic bond, nonpolar bond, noncovalent bond

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Similar:
coordinate bond, bond, double bond, single bond, coordination chemistry, chemical bond, coordination, bonding orbital, backbonding ligand, link, more...

Opposite:
covalent bond, ionic bond, nonpolar bond, noncovalent bond



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